Matthews Paint (Delaware, Ohio) introduced the New Products Section on MatthewsPaint.com, which includes information on all their products and is organized to make it easy to find them. The section also includes information on Matthews’ newly acquired brands Lacryl, Field Master, 1-Shot, Mark-1, and Sign Strip.

Alexander Isley (West Redding, Ct.), in ongoing work with Goodwill, made their first annual report with the organization a narrative experience, with the progressive unfolding of pages revealing new information. The report presents all the required content: a welcoming letter, overview of mission, success stories, and financial information, all presented as part of a story line. And it ends, as these things should, with “A big thank you” to the year's contributors.

Century Sign Builders (Albuquerque), inspired by the popular Design Improv sessions at the annual SEGD Conference, is holding its own Design Improv workshops. Says Damien DeMenno, “The results have been inspired and it brings all parts of our staff from project management to production together to solve a problem.”

Want to run a Design Improv in your own office? Contact SEGD at [email protected] for more information.

Harbinger (Jacksonville, Fla.) kicked off a rebranding effort for the Jacksonville Jaguars, which recently unveiled a new logo. The firm created new logo signage for the team’s locker room, transforming the new design into signage with front and back illumination and an acrylic push-through face, resulting in a 3-D look.

Lee H. Skolnick Architecture + Design Partnership (New York) announced that the home of artists Eric Fischl and April Gornik, designed by Lee Skolnick, was recently featured in an issue of Hamptons Cottages & Gardens Magazine, where author Raul Barreneche hailed the creation as "a harmonious blend of architecture and the surrounding landscape, where nature is never out of reach."